The number of stocks is crazy man. I don’t know how many but what I can say without a doubt is that you will have access to various companies from different countries. It’s a good opportunity to improve your fundamental analysis skills and thanks to this I learned a lot about macroeconomic policies.
Yep, it is safe. It has various trading modes, FTT, forex and shares. It has a vast client member area with education support and other things there. A lot of people use it, no complains were made, so sure.
no broker is safe, even the perfect trade can go awry. I had a surefire bet for BTC to $150k once xD or a bet on DXY, lol. With CFDs, its never a guarantee.
About broker itself, feels safe, they have lots of agreements with banks from most countries, transfers are going through fast and directly. There's also lots of extra features which I dont think they would develop if they wanted to take money and run. About the regulations - idk how to djudge, or if theyre worth anything at all or no. Im just going off my own thoughts and research.
as I understand, masters may incur their own trading fees for copying. But the platform itself does not charge them. you can absolutely copy multiple people simultaneously.
I'd say almost never. The reason I am saying almost is because you can never be sure with anything in the forex market or in trading, the only sure thing is market is gonna go right, this is it🤣
There could be some times in the market when the volatiliy is through the roof, like with currencies, if you trade on first Friday of the month, you can run into Non Farm payrolls on US open, and during this time, the market can get so volatile that the trade can slip, and open at the next available price, which is less favourite... What' Iam tryning to say that no broker is fully guarded from slippages, it's about the market, not broker.
Still, these happen rarely, and you can easily avoid slippages by not trading in news release hours and etc. In case of Pocket Broker, I am yet to see slippage, maybe because I don't trade during these times.
This is a legit question, and according to how often slippages occur, you can assess the broker’s reliability in terms of execution and costs.The trick is that not many traders pay attention to this… many of us just see the spreads and they are happy when they see tight spreads. But what makes the real difference is whether or not the broker executes on these spreads. There are many examples of brokers executing at a different price than the one you see on the chart. So my advice is to pay attention to this detail.As for Pocket Broker, I haven’t noticed any major discrepancies between the chart price and the execution prices. Of course, here and there, slippages are happening, we all know that they are impossible to eliminate completely, but they mostly happen in times of high volatility, when major news is released or during the opening hours of each session. At other times, I haven't noticed any slippages.
I suppose that intuitive platform and simple navigation inside is what made me start working with them. You can easily test the platform on the demo and then switched to a real account and any kind of trading mode is available on demo. Fractional shares, Options, CFDs - whatever you wish and this is what makes the platform more attractive than others. It's... imho, of course.
Oh yeah, you can trade a bunch of memecoins, altcoins and top cryptocurrencies, anyway, you won’t have problems with choosing what crypto pairs to trade. Regarding your beginning in the trading sphere, well, luckily, Pocket broker provides a demo account and you don’t even need to sign up to test out the trading platform and its features. Just open the official website and press on a button of quick trading, the website will take you to their platform and you can trade with virtual funds hassle free.
First question - yes, you can trade crypto here. In fact, you trade crypto in your favourite mode, meaning that you can do both quick trading on crypto and you can do traditional trading as well. Their collection of crypto is pretty impressive btw, they offer a lot of different assets.
Second question - you first need to register and then verfiy your account, and then make a deposit. And then you choose the mode you want and trade it.MY advice would be to know what you are doing, keep learning.
Huh, if I consider my general experience, it was smooth and comfortable. But, if you want to hear about the details that have to be much more to be said. First of all is that the platform doesn`t look similar to familiar to every trader Metatrader. The interface is completely different, but tbh, looks much better and user-friendly. The other thing that I noted, is the well-ordered layout that made it way too easy to navigate through. Basically, all you need for trading is the platform, support, trading community, accounts selections, payments, positions open, charts… Though, the customization, in terms of indicators and advanced charting tools, is not that good, as interface and everything at one place layout.
